Xada
PIM for promotional catalogues. Supplier feeds in, quote-ready storefronts out.
- 80,000+
- products kept in sync
- 3
- major storefront platforms
- 50+
- ecommerce stores maintained
- Laravel
- PHP
- Node.js
- BigCommerce
- Shopify
- WooCommerce
I build the integration layer between product systems and storefronts, including BigCommerce, Shopify and WooCommerce, at AB Web Developers in Perth. Plus three products I designed, built and shipped on my own.
Three commercial products. What each one is, and the part I owned: storefront work at AB Web, and support on Healthengine's live booking platform.
PIM for promotional catalogues. Supplier feeds in, quote-ready storefronts out.
Any product. Any logo, artwork, text, or pattern. See it before they enquire.
Find, book, and manage GP, dentist, physio, and telehealth appointments in one marketplace.
That is still the useful part. I know what good code looks like without a model, so I can tell when one is helping and when it is guessing. Claude Code, Codex and Cursor accelerate the work. I still decide what ships.
Claude Code
Plan, spec, and review
Cursor
The file I am looking at
Codex
Parallel implementation
Always-on skills
A macOS AI companion, a Perth bin-day app, and a commission tool for BigCommerce merchants. Designed, built and shipped by me. Each preview below is interactive. Try it.
Selected roles, most recent first. The full history is in my résumé: a .NET and AWS internship, a short support role at a healthcare platform, then commerce systems.
Present
AB Web Developers
Commerce integration and platform work across a group of promotional-products storefronts.
What I shipped Built product export and storefront integrations across BigCommerce, Shopify, and WooCommerce, with catalogue workflows covering 80,000+ products.
Healthengine
Frontline technical support for a healthcare appointment platform.
What I shipped Maintained a 10/10 NPS while diagnosing appointment connector and remote-connectivity issues across phone, chat, and ticket queues.
Cloudcon
Mobile, web, and backend application work across a .NET and AWS stack.
What I shipped Delivered React Native app work for Android and iOS alongside ASP.NET/C# services using AWS Lambda, ECS Fargate, KMS, and S3.
I sit where product judgment and engineering meet. Right now that’s commerce integrations and multi-tenant AI services, built end to end.
I learned the long way: reading a codebase, writing the code, reviewing it line by line. A lot of that runs through agents now, and the judgment hasn’t changed. How I work with Claude Code, Codex and Cursor.
Workflow, interface, and the system behind it — including the strange edge cases nobody scoped.
Retries, partial writes, honest failure states, and getting unstuck without emailing support.
Briefs, skills, MCP, and hooks that refuse the dangerous parts. I still decide what good looks like.
Best if you already know the problem: an integration that keeps drifting, a service that needs tenancy before it can be sold, a product that needs building end to end. Perth, Western Australia, and I reply within a day or two.
umarsiddiqui@outlook.com.au